The Greek Particles. - DENNISTON, J.D.,
KORTE INHOUD
'This 'really great work of scholarship' (see C.R. xlviii. 221 ff.) must be kept available, and every effort to that end is to be welcomed. (...) The text now incorporates not only the former addenda and corrigenda but also many modifications and additions noted by Denniston during his last fifteen years of life. Some corrections and additions have been contributed also by Mr. K.J. Dover, who prepared this second edition for the press. The task has been ingeniously done. (...) Two indexes have been added. The first lists combinations of particles (...). This index is certainly a great help. (...) The second index, occupying 58 pages, is of authors and passages cited in the Introduction and in the (revised) text. The work of Mrs. Denniston, it has been extremely well done.' (J. TATE in The Classical Review (New Series), 1956, pp.125-26).
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Oxford, 1959. (reprint with corr.ed.1954). LXXXII,660p. Original blue cloth. Spine gilt titled. Upper edge foxed. Cover vaguely stained. Name and address on free endpaper. Pages yellowed.Antiquarian
'This 'really great work of scholarship' (see C.R. xlviii. 221 ff.) must be kept available, and every effort to that end is to be welcomed. (...) The text now incorporates not only the former addenda and corrigenda but also many modifications and additions noted by Denniston during his last fifteen years of life....
'This 'really great work of scholarship' (see C.R. xlviii. 221 ff.) must be kept available, and every effort to that end is to be welcomed. (...) The text now incorporates not only the former addenda and corrigenda but also many modifications and additions noted by Denniston during his last fifteen years of life....
